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Only Citizenship Amendment Bill can save Assam from becoming another Jammu and Kashmir: Himanta Biswa Sarma
Himanat Biswa Sarma has said that without citizenship Bill, Assam will end up like Kammu and Kashmir.
Rahul Gandhi says GST is Gabbar Singh Tax, but actually Rahul Gandhi is Gabbar Singh : Himanta Biswa Sarma
Earlier it was reported how the Congress had resorted to similar theatrics when the Central government moved a proposal to shift several items from the 28 per cent GST slab to a lower tax slab.
Amidst protests in Assam, Lok Sabha passes the Citizenship Amendment Bill
Home Minister Rajnath Singh moved the Citizenship Amendment Bill today and after a discussion, it was passed by the Lower House of the Parliament.
Vajpayee to Modi and delays in between: All you need to know about India’s longest rail cum road bridge
The superstructure of Bogibeel is made of composite welded steel truss, and it is the first fully welded bridge of Indian Railways.
Rahul Gandhi lies, tries to falsely take credit for the current Assam Government’s schemes benefiting farmers
Overcoming the urge to open mobile factories in every nook and corner of the country, Rahul is currently obsessing over farm loan waiver
All you need to know about Pu Zoramthanga, Mizoram’s new CM elect
Zoramthanga,74, had earlier served as Mizoram's CM from 1998 to 2008.
Congress and BJP fight it out in Mizoram today, but earlier this year, they had formed an alliance for an autonomous body
There is no pre-poll alliance in Mizoram, but anything is possible after elections
Blast in Guwahati near Sukleswar Temple, four injured, ULFA claims responsibility
Terrorist organisation ULFA stated that the blast was done as a protest against the central government's decision to settle Hindu Bangladeshis in the state under the proposed amendment to the citizenship act
TMC and Congress oppose Assam govt’s decision to expose illegal immigration in the state
Earlier Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind had threatened mass violence earlier
Congress leaders resign in Meghalaya, decide to join the ruling National People’s Party
The Congress loses another strong leader in the state as they fail to address local demands.